Hi my reception of HLAZ-1566, Cheju-do, Korea, last night; https://youtu.be/LPZcxPxHzpg distance : 9,280 km. Patrice in Beauvais

The Asians were just as anemic here as elsewhere this morning, although an overnight antenna project provided a chance to check their propagation over an extended period (1000-1400). The peak (if you

Hi Nulling out England on 1566 khz by turning to the North East, I can hear occasionally HLAZ-1566, Cheju, Korea with Christian preaching in Korean and sometimes baryton male hymns of religious

Patrice: Congratulations on hearing Xingjiang. For me it is sad that 1377 kHz is now an occupied frequency in Europe. Lille was once regularly heard here on 1377 using only a barefoot PL-310.

Thank you for posting the video, Patrice. I have watched it, and it is excellent! 1377-CNR1 can sometimes be received here in the western USA, but usually not with the great signal like in your video.

Hi here's the video : https://youtu.be/aFlKP6ap2Ng patrice

Hi, Start of the Far East season here with autumn advancing. I had CNR1 Xingjiang, Henan province signing on at 20:25 on 1377 khz friday. The channel is not occupied in Europe, so the ultralight

Like Dennis has reported it wasn't a stellar morning for Asians, but there were a few big gun TP's managing audio during sunrise enhancement here. With the exception of a fairly good signal from

An update to my previous "stealth Ultralight DXing Bag" from early 2014. Over the years while involved in the radio scanning / amateur radio / ultralight DXing hobbies I have used a number of

In general Asian signals hit the skids again here this morning, with only a few big gun TP's managing weak audio in and out. The only exception was a decent late run by a mystery station on 738

Unlike Richard and Colin I had no South Pacific DX show up in this DU-dead zone this morning, although like yesterday there were a few ghostly Asians rising out of the noise during a lackluster

Good job with 4BC. They have put some brief DU talk thru the KFAB/KMOX slop sandwich a couple of recent mornings. Please note I am using a Perseus and DKAZ(s) from my QTH 35 miles NW of Chicago. It

It was another DU morning here (LSR @ 1229). 612 unID (4QR?) het @ 1203 in KCSP & XEGS-610 slop. 738 unID (Tahiti?) het @ 1134, unID XE & KRMG-740 splatter. 702 unID (probably 2BL) het @ 1158, unID XE

I am in the process of building 2 each 7 1/2" X 7 1/2" FSLs, They will be for MW and will cover the upper part of LW. They will be very attractive, as well as being a great performer and will be

Thanks to Mauno Ritola and the NEABI for their investigation of the new 1566 kHz pulse jammer on HLAZ's signal during the Japanese service from 1230-1300 UTC. According to the NEABI this is clearly a

I simply sort through the various effects to improve the signal I heard. Sometimes it works, often it doesn't. Richard.

Richard, What do you do in Audacity to decipher your recordings? Ryan

First, I wish to thank Neil and Nick for their help with 1098 kHz yesterday. Today it was a DU morning with hets on 612, 702 and 1098 kHz. But the big catch here was 3LO-774, Sydney, Victoria. It

Needless to say, there was nothing quite as dramatic here as the recent DU audio received in Oklahoma, Michigan, Illinois and (gasp) near D.C. Asian signals improved somewhat over yesterday at this

Not hearing much elsewhere, I concentrated on 1098 kHz hearing bits of audio from 1207 until past the 1226 sunrise. Because I'm attending a game at my alma mater, Okla. State Univ., I will have to